The North-South divide: House prices, people and culture make living up north better
If you’re sick of the frenetic, stressed out pace of the Big Smoke and the sky-high prices of the south then pack your bags and head up north.
Chinese Dragon Boat Festival sails back into Salford Quays as sport fires up Olympic slot chances
Salford Quays are set for an invasion from the Far East this Sunday in the annual Chinese Dragon Boat Festival.
Former Chumbawamba popstar to launch Suffragette play in Salford featuring one actress… playing ENTIRE cast
Boff Wholley, who was the lead guitarist of 1990’s pop group, Chumbawamba, best known for their hit single Tubthumping, is launching the play as part of the spirit of Salford event
Rotation sensation: Salford in a spin with ‘captivating’ giant Lowry art display during festival
Chorus, created by award-winning British artist and composer Ray Lee, is constructed of a collection of metal tripods supporting rotating arms with speakers attached.
He almost didn’t do it… but he did: Artist reveals dilemma over TATTOOED Princess Diana portrait
JJ Adams’ photo of Princess Diana with tattoos could cause much controversy when it appears at Manchester Town Hall.
Thinking about a spot of DIY? Many Mancunians face injury, wasted money or relationship tension if they do
57% of DIY jobs end in failure – leading to injuries or more work needing to be done.
Taking the ‘risk’: Manchester’s Laughing Cows give female comedians chance in the spotlight
Laughing Cows Comedy help female comedians get to the top
It was bigger than Disneyland: Story of Belle Vue to come alive in Manchester Histories Festival
Belle Vue to host events for Manchester Histories Festival
Manchester Irish Festival: Green and white of Ireland invade Manchester’s red and blue as 200,000 expected
It is estimated that the annual event will generate around £10million in revenue for the city
‘Bigger and better than ever before’: Manchester gets ready to welcome in the Chinese New Year in style
City to host largest ever celebrations
The world’s a stage: Manchester theatre bring continents together for arts festival Contacting the World
Theatre companies will collaborate with each other